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August 3, 2021
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Nas Reveals ‘King’s Disease II’ Tracklist

[ad_1] 7 mins ago News Tracklistings Nas is back in business. After his surprise announcement last week, the rap icon has revealed the tracklist for his new album King’s Disease II. Executive produced by Hit-Boy, the 14-track set includes Nas’ first collaboration with Eminem, who appears alongside EPMD on “EPMD 2.” Ms. Lauryn Hill guests on “Nobody,” while A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie and YG team up on “YKTV.” Other features include Charlie Wilson, Blxst, and Hit-Boy. King’s Disease II marks the sequel to Nas’ 2020 album, which debuted at No. 5 on the Billboard 200, with appearances from Big Sean, Don Toliver, Lil Durk, Anderson .Paak, Fivio Foreign, and A$AP Ferg. The album earned Nas his first...

August 3, 2021
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The Source |2 More Officers From Capitol Hill Riots Commit Suicide

[ad_1] According to a recent report from CNN, two more officers who responded to the Capitol Hill Riots on January 6 have committed suicide, bringing the total of cops who died by self inflicted death to four. NBC News reported, “Officer Gunther Hashida was found dead at his home Thursday, the Metropolitan Police Department said Monday, and Officer Kyle DeFreytag was found dead July 10.” “We are grieving as a Department as our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Hashida’s family and friends”, read a statement from fellow officers of...

August 3, 2021
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The Source |Missy Elliott Reveals She ‘Used To Cry When They Clowned Me’

[ad_1] Missy Elliott is an icon in every sense of the word and if you listen to her music from the 1990s or watch her music videos, then you’ll clearly see that she’s a creative genius that was ahead of her time. Lil Wayne cited Missy as his influence when creating songs like “Tha Block Is Hot” in a conversation with DJ Khaled. “That was my favorite rapper… that would be why I was making so many sounds. Missy was into the whole ‘BRRT’ …So when Mannie Fresh would get...

August 3, 2021
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DaBaby Dropped From Governors Ball After Homophobic Comments

[ad_1] DaBaby is continuing to see the price that comes with offending others as he has now been removed from The Governors Ball lineup.On Monday (Aug. 2), the annual New York City festival shared an updated list of their performance lineup for Sept. 24-Sept. 26 and DaBaby is no longer performing right before Billie Eilish on Sept. 24. This comes after the homophobic comments Baby made during his 2021 Rolling Loud Miami festival set last month.The organizers of The Governors Ball released a statement via Twitter along with their updated list of acts, which read, "Founders Entertainment does not and will not tolerate hate or discrimination of any kind. We welcome and celebrate...

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August 3, 2021
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The Weeknd Opens Up About His New Album, Family, & Sobriety

[ad_1] The After Hours era is officially over and the dawn is coming. On Sunday night (Aug. 1), The Weeknd released a teaser for his highly-anticipated new album. The one-minute-and-41-second clip features a synth-heavy instrumental and is accompanied by a rising sun. “Take my breath,” he sings in the final seconds. Abel also graces the September cover of GQ where he opens up about his new music. The new project is “packed with party records,” which the magazine describes as “real-deal, illuminated-white-tiles-on-the-floor party records. Quincy Jones meets Giorgio Moroder meets the best-night-of-your-fucking-life party records.” “It’s the album I’ve always wanted to make,” says Abel. He also reveals that he’s “sober lite” these days and doesn’t...

August 3, 2021
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The Source |DaBaby Dropped From Governors Ball Lineup Following Homophobic Remarks

[ad_1] DaBaby is still feeling the backlash from his homophobic remarks he made at Rolling Loud last week. Collaborators like Dua Lipa have spoken out against him and he was clipped from the Lollapalooza lineup. Governors Ball just announced that they will be dropping the KIRK rapper from their festival which kicks off on September 24 in New York City. “Founders Entertainment does not and will not tolerate hate or discrimination of any kind,” the statement reads. “We welcome and celebrate the diverse communities that make New York CIty the greatest...

August 3, 2021
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DDG Apologizes to Rubi Rose – ‘I Took It Too Far’

[ad_1] DDG had to go on an apology tour after he wrote a not-so-nice tweet that was seemingly aimed at Rubi Rose, with whom he once had a relationship with.It all started on Saturday (July 31), when Rubi, a 2021 XXL Freshman, jumped on her Twitter account and posted a tweet stating, "My next nigga gotta be tall, I wanna wear heels."Roughly 30 minutes later, DDG tweeted on his Twitter page, "My next girl gotta have less than 60 bodies."The tweets went viral and the Detroit rapper had to backpedal for his unforgivable gaffe on social media. On Sunday (Aug. 1), DDG went on his Instagram Story to make a formal apology...

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August 3, 2021
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DaBaby Dropped From Governors Ball, Day N Vegas Festival Lineups

[ad_1] DaBaby is losing more gigs. After being cut from Lollapalooza, two more festivals have dropped the embattled rapper from their lineups following his anti-gay comments at Rolling Loud. The Governors Ball and Day N Vegas have both announced that DaBaby will no longer perform on their stages. DaBaby was scheduled to perform alongside headliner Billie Eilish at Governors Ball at Citi Field in New York on Sept. 24. In addition to removing him from the bill, the festival condemned his offensive remarks in a statement. “Founders Entertainment does not and will not tolerate hate or discrimination of any kind,” said the festival. “We welcome and celebrate the diverse communities that make New York...

August 3, 2021
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The Source |Alfonso Ribeiro Speaks Candidly About Being Rejected From The Black Community

[ad_1] Alfonso Ribeiro is best known for his role as Carlton Banks on the beloved 1990s sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air starring Will Smith. Carlton’s character is important because he represents a non-stereotypical member of the Black community who isn’t considered “Black enough.” Ribeiro opened up about being typecast for roles like Carlton and the backlash he receives from being in an interracial marriage. “It still happens almost every day, unfortunately,” Ribeiro told the Atlanta Black Star about having his Blackness challenged. “I am in a mixed relationship. And I get things...

August 3, 2021
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Most In-Demand Festival Headliners in Hip-Hop of Last Five Years

[ad_1] Festivals are the best way for rappers to get out and reach the people. While the coronavirus pandemic put a halt to touring for more than a year, artists have been hitting the road once again this year. Originally reserved for just super fans, music festivals have become more mainstream and marketed much better than they were in the past. Hip-hop wasn't always embraced by the organizers of certain fests, but as the genre becomes even bigger, they're left with no choice but to have rappers headline their stages. In the last five years, plenty of rap artists have put on memorable performances at festivals around the country, and put the opportunity to...

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